Commando
Commando noun - An amphibious military unit trained for raids into enemy territory.
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Synonyms for Commando
Regiment and commando are semantically related In some cases you can replace term "Regiment" with "Commando", this nouns are similar.
Nearby Word: command
Regiment
Regiment noun - Army unit smaller than a division.
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Synonyms for Regiment
Commando and regiment are semantically related in army topic. Sometimes you can use "Commando" instead a noun "Regiment".
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The most recognisable six-wheel variant is the Long Range Patrol Vehicle (LRPV) used solely by the SAS Regiment and Commando regiments.
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One anecdote from the 1914 Christmas Truce tells the story of a Scottish regiment and a German regiment starting an impromptu football game... and then the wind comes along and reveals the Scots are Going Commando... (the Scots won the game).
Source: Marilyn Maneuver - He abandoned the mercenary regiment he was born into, the Northwind Highlanders, because they accepted a former Death Commando, Loren Jaffray, into their ranks due to a combination of his blood heritage descending from a renowned Highlander family and his actions that saved the regiment.
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